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Alpharetta council adopts North Point framework, approves infrastructure and safety purchases; new code enforcement member sworn in
Summary
The Alpharetta City Council on March 24 unanimously adopted the North Point Development Framework Plan and approved multiple procurement items — including wetland mitigation credits for Old Milton Parkway, HVAC replacements at the Alfreda Community Center, firefighter turnout gear, and a managed security services contract — while also swearing in a new Code Enforcement Board member.
The Alpharetta City Council on March 24 unanimously adopted a development framework for the North Point area and approved several procurement items tied to infrastructure, public safety and cybersecurity.
The council voted to adopt the North Point Development Framework Plan, approved purchase of wetland and stream mitigation credits tied to the Old Milton Parkway widening project, authorized funding to replace two HVAC units at the Alfreda Community Center, awarded a one-year firefighter turnout-gear contract, and approved a managed security services agreement. The meeting also included the swearing-in of Jeff Stallard to the Code Enforcement Board and two public comments, including a student group proposal for a green business certification program.
The North Point Development Framework Plan is a nonbinding planning document intended to guide future investment and redevelopment in the North Point area. Director of Community Development (Director Cook) told the council the plan had been presented at the March 3…
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